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Late to the errata party, but I hadn't thought about using alchemist dedication before.

Seemed like Powerful Alchemy was important for some of the niche things I wanted to do (mostly Tanglefoot Bags), but after checking the errata, this is an automatic class feature (yay for Alchemist mains) and... no longer in the class list? Uh oh, that means according to RAW I can no longer pick it up for my Alchemist Dedication.

Am I reading this right? Some other bit of errata that I missed that addresses this?

Hi, new to pathfinder 2e.

I was thinking about making a druid that uses polymorph to grapple/trip/shove foes, relying on the flat +athletics modifier.

However, it is unclear to me if this is allowed - battle form says "[the attacks listed below] are the only attacks you can make" and it's unclear to me if means I can't use anything else with the "attack" trait (like grapple, escape, trip) or if it's just sloppy wording referring to how i can't use any other kind of weapon to attack enemies.

Doing some googling has gotten me conflicting perspectives from various time periods. So - is there any kind of consensus or ruling on whether or not I can do athletics maneuvers when in a battle form?